No. There are a number of interesting theories as to how the Egyptians could move the stones of the pyramids vertically and from the place they were quarried. The coolest involves simple physics. Check out the website (with video) of this retired construction worker from Michigan. It’s amazing how this guy moves multi-ton stones by himself. Yeah, I bought his CD, too, so I could watch the full videos. You should, too, if you want to ward off the alien astronaut crowd (“Nobody I know could have thought of this technology, so it must be aliens”). Yeah.
Interesting stuff. Interesting stuff.
Just a few comments, in no special order…
1. Sitchin’s trying to sell Books. And that’s Plural. He’s turned ancient myth into space opera. I think I read somewhere where he took the tale of a broken necklace and transformed it into the Asteroid Belt between Mars and Jupiter.
2. Regarding the feller who said it doesn’t matter if 100 of Sitchin’s words were wrong. Uh… Uh… Really? How about just 1 for instance? Like maybe “accidentally” substituting “outhouse” for “Nibiru” or whatever cool residence you’re working with when translating ancient tablets? There is a Difference. A Big Difference, with a Big turnout…
3. The pyramids (and probably most every other ancient multi-ton construct) were made according to Dr. Davidovids through poured concrete. You don’t need to move a ton if you can make a Mold for said block Where you want it to be and then bring along buckets of limestone-based concrete to fill it.
There is the missing mystery Solved. IMHO it satisfies all credentials without invoking space aliens, anti-gravityr, or related BS. Just do a web search and read about it yourselves.
4. What’s this world coming to when we have to give credit for all human achievments to Space Aliens, if not freakin’ God! I just read a book where lasers, microchips, and other modern technology is being attributed to the Roswell crash! What’s next, Aliens invented the toaster?
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MSH Reply:
April 28th, 2012 at 10:54 PM
I love the “space opera” label; wish I had thought of that!
I am familiar with Davidovits’ work (I show a video of his method in my Egyptology course). I think it is one of several methods for how the pyramids were / may have been built. But that method cannot account for the red granite blocks (the largest ones) over the king’s chamber. You need something akin to the technology Houdin has mapped out.
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